Laura Harrington

He's a good guy.

Laura Harrington from What's Eating Gilbert Grape and the Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension.

Is it? I've never seen that movie.

I'd love to watch it.

But we, you know, I was 13 and, and just had a blast.

I mean, it was an absolute wonderful, everybody, Estevez and Pat Hingle and Laura Harrington, everybody was great.

Everyone, it's, I've done a lot of films since then, and I've been lucky.

Some of them, for the most part, are great experiences, but that was the one that sort of had the most joy, even though it was all about blood and guts and trucks and their drivers running people over.

And then later collected in Night Shift.

And the movie also stars Emilio Estevez, Pat Hingle, Laura Harrington, Christopher Murney, Yeardley Smith.

Mm-hmm.

in a in a role that will be committed to at least one bottom list um see we're

I don't really like any of them per se.

Estevez is fine, but he's sort of a run-of-the-mill young guy.

young buck of a hero um is it laura harrington she's okay like but you know it's it's all it's all very thin right probably uh hingle is probably the most uh interesting and enter and not necessarily interesting but entertaining right like so he sort of has this uh cigar chomping you know you know bullshit that he that he goes through he's but he's he's sort of entertaining right like estevez does a fine job but there's nothing too uh interesting to get behind there but hingel is sort of you know a comical uh villain to a point but he's not over the top like the bible salesman is sort of a pain in the ass right he just because it's a caricature that's you know belongs in a a short sketch and uh but you know this this guy lives longer than than that so um i don't have too much to say about the characters did you

catch that marla maples was in this is one of trump's wives she's

And it stars...

Emilio Estevez, Pat Hingle, Laura Harrington, Yardley Smith, John Short, Ellen McElduff, JC Quinn, Christopher Morney, and a bunch of other doomed truckers, little leaguers, and people who trusted their appliances.

How'd this movie do, Don?

This movie was made for $9 million and brought in $7.4 million.

grenades.

Anything you want, bud.

Laura Harrington.

Did you hear the story about her wardrobe change in the beginning of the movie? She, you know, and she's driving with the Bible salesman guy.

Uh, and lots and, lots and lots of TV.

And then, uh, Laura Harrington as Brett.

Not a lot of credits.

The year before this she was in The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai with Peter Lloyd.